It is the early shades of grey that make him look older than he is…he is 2 1/2 years old (aprox). Bob choose us when we went to look at a Dog Refuge. 🙂
He is so nice natured… when you are ready you will be able to think of having a dog again…it took me a couple of years to get over Mollie Dog who was 18 1/2 when she passed.
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He is, indeed. He looks quite wise, too. 🙂
It is the early shades of grey that make him look older than he is…he is 2 1/2 years old (aprox). Bob choose us when we went to look at a Dog Refuge. 🙂
I know the feeling. Both of the dogs that own me and my husband are rescues who chose us.
What sort of dogs Margot?
One is half-Basset with a black saddle and a brindle coat. The other is part boxer, part herding dog and part I-don’t-know what. Here’s their ‘photo.
Love the photo 🙂
How about a blog about crime books featuring dogs?
Thank you, Carol. I did a post like that once, but it was a few years ago. Perhaps I’ll breathe some new life into the topic. Thanks for the idea. 🙂
I look forward to reading it Margot.
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He is adorable!
He is so nice natured… when you are ready you will be able to think of having a dog again…it took me a couple of years to get over Mollie Dog who was 18 1/2 when she passed.
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Cheers Margot 🙂